The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-06
Liverpool weekly statement for the
GENERAL TRADE.


poaIi, % 1OVYo % Toiierb % ~, urn.
HAY-Choice, from store, 9Oc;
car load from levee or depot, $14 50;
prime, from stors, s5c; car load
from levee or depot, 50 so; prairie,
from store, 46950c; car load from
levee or depot, IS 80.
BRAN-From store, 70c; from
levee or depot, &l2 60(9l3
CoRs-From store, white, 54c; mix
cd, 47@4Sc; from levee or depot, white,
In bulk, SOC; In sacks, $50; mixed,
in bulk, 4SAc; in seeks, 48ic.
| OAw-Ffom store, white, 47948c T;
mixed, 33c; from leves or depot, y hlte,
Ia bulls, 43c; 10 sacks, 49,; mixed,
in bulk, 291; 10 eacks, 3l(G32c.
FLouR-Ffom etore. common, SO 15(9
8 So; family, So 50@3 80; choice,
So 1908 80; fancy, 50 $500 10; extra
faucy, "a 2OC94 80; patents, 81 1905.
Steady.
BKAss-Navy, =; medium, So:
| OArHEAL-1n hall barrels, $293 %
from store.
CRLcKKRs-Sods, extra. 4c; coda,
treble extra. 4Ac; OK rs, 70; ginger
soape, extra, &c; assorted jambles, iOc.
CRaoksD wHsar-In malt barrels,
"a 20 from store.
HoMIsY AND GRIrs-From store, So
@3 rs.
| KANSAS CRY, Mo August 5.-wheat
dull No. 2 soft, Aagust, 45ic asked.
O,rn weaker; No. 2 cash, SAC bid,
sale asked; May, "a, bid, SAFE SAX. d !.
| b % ember, Sale. Oats-No. 2 cash,
22ic bid, 24c aeked.:
BIT. Louie, Mo, August 5-Elour
quiet and easy. Wheat lower.
Toe market Was weak aud declined At
the opening, but react d later and
again declined, closing k9lc below
yes erday. No 2 red, cab, este;
September, 69iCa70ic, a ,sing at 6st !,
October, 7li@72t, closing at &c.
Corn lower; casu, 35ic; September,
35i(D36lc 0t,b 35tc. Gas lower !;
cssb, 23l@s3tc; September, 24t. =;
October, 26tc. Rye, dull and sssy
a, ise. Hay quiet and UNCHANGED ;
pine timothy, $l29l8; prairie, 81 60
as 30. Bran dull, 63c, Co n meal
| steady, 81. Rsceipts-Flour, 400 brls
wheat, 1856 900 bu corn e, 900 bu oats,
5000 bu; rye, 1000 bn; barley, none
Sbipments-Flour 5000 brls; wheat,
1000 bu; corn, 1900 bu; oats, 1910
bu; rye, none; barley, none.
CHICAGO, H., August 5.-As rain
,mee' down In the corn belt 20 must
prices OF corn come down on Change.
Even those who do not believe tnat
the present rains can rave the crop are
ready to take advantage OF the scsTcl.
ty and save themselves by selling.
The wednesday raipr, which caused
prices TO CONS tumbling do sn in price
yesterday, wsrs supplemented last
night 10y general rains In paris Of low
er Nebraska. Besides kilograms werf
numerous from points in Illinois tell.
Ing OF relieving showers. Theirs ID
nothing like excitement over corn Ia
arouse the specu alive interest Of the
people Of the Western county, and
the country orders in such cAses are
apt 10 control the local crowd Of spe.
ulaor. The moment the market
opened this morning the scene 10 the
corn pit became one OF activity and
excitement. Operators ssermed from
other gralos and f'om provisions, and
selling vas the order Of the morning
Prices opened from 10 IA cents under
yeeterday, and a, once began 10 do
cline. Toe volume Of trading wss
enormous, and there was an un
settled fs.lins. September corn
vent TO 39iC1S9l,. Before noon,
however, the crowd recovered from
1 a. l...a nd lIa Aa1Nsa.. fftNs sAIl
mp 10 40lc, and eill later back % 39ic,
Great interest ceu'ersd In Msy corn,
which at ths outset cold In various
parts oil the pit from 44tc down IA
4iic, the latter being given 40 the fir,
III la quota ion. From the openine
fsurs tue price was dragged down q
43lc, from which point u rallied and
sold no 20 4ic. TIE closing quotation,
for the day left corn f,om lc TO l.S
lower. Toe bull Arguments for wheat
seemed to avail nothing today until
near the very close. Early In the day
the prominent operators were predict
ina that the collgp o OF the Caliiornis
corner will probably admit OF betlei
markets here, as IL has Nil along beer
regarded ~ an element Of danger anc
an assistance TO tue bears In holdlo,
prices down Binoe the June tumble
II was also figured that the incress,
Il the visible on Monday next will bI
less than l,0O0,0O0 bushels, while I
wear ago IL was over 5000, 200
Tue receipts Of new wheat AZ
b coming lighter, aud q isi
amount 10 leayiDg Chicago ant
exp rts are moderate. With thes'
facts before them there was nothing
a. he o;sl orosd, either q desire 4
sell or g. do nothing In wheat. Sep
ember wheat op ned 69t Q, or ic undsi
yesterday. | then dsiliHsd Tor wan
Of buyers 10 6SI ,, and December 1910
Nt ., he range Of pres hall an huu
before clio ing being &c under the cloa
ina al o'clock y m, yesterday. A
this time recovery began, and sep
smber closed At 7lic Oats opsne'
seak and 10 ser. but during the morn
log Tiers " 70 slight adya ces, wbicl
nearly put prices on q par vita yee
erday. A very lair demand existed
AID prices we're chAnges,ls within
about yesterday, bu, clssing quota
} | Nuurt COulpNeu VIZ WV s'S'
ings OF yesterday, erhioit % decline
Ca'h quotations wee ~ follows
, Flour steady AID pih3ut quotanl,
change No. 9 sprng wheat, e0.o
} s.. 3 gprlng wheat nomibAl; No Cred
5 Gelc. No. 2 cGn, 3slc. No.
J oa's, 2iis. No. 2 rye, 4le. No.
harlsy, nomi isl No 1 9axssed
al O5. Prime timothy seed, 81 lea
10. The Leading fuiures range o.
! Iollows; Wheat, ". 2-Auguat opened
? Al 67,c, highest 6lr, lowest 09ic, clos
ing at 68le; sp;embsr opened al
I | 69l,. hishssi 69l, lowest este, CLOSING
0 Al 6sIr. october lpsned q, 7glc, high
% ISIS, lowest Die, clo.ing At 7glc,
December ooena at 7lI', high-sI
|, 7llc, lowest 73I 9, ilosinga 7iic. Uorn
NJ 2-August opned At 3gi highest
!. sole, lowest $50 i,clogng At 3si X D
!. tenber opeaei ' 39ic, highest 4Ols
/. lowest 3gla. clcsig at 3ei {; Ost,6si
p,ned NJ i0ic, ishest 4lli, loves,
46is. @ osipg i tOe; May opened a
4 tSl highest al ,oxest I3l ;, CLOSING
Ai3il 0ats, No2-Augu.s oppnsd